Source
Price, transfer date, address, property type, tenure and new-build status originate from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data.
Sources, method and licensing
Property information is only useful when you understand where it came from, what it includes and what it cannot tell you.
Primary source
HM Land RegistryOur approach
Houses in Scarborough takes national public data and presents the records through a focused local lens.
Price, transfer date, address, property type, tenure and new-build status originate from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data.
Records are structured around Scarborough and surrounding postcodes so users can search properties, streets and local areas.
We make the underlying transactions easier to explore. We do not change the recorded sale price or represent it as a current valuation.
What a record can contain
Important limitations
A completed sale may take weeks or longer to appear. The latest months are therefore incomplete and should not be read in isolation.
Not every change of ownership is included. Sales not lodged for registration and transactions that were not for value are excluded.
The record does not describe refurbishment, outlook, plot quality, presentation or many other features that influence value.
A previous sale or local average is evidence, not a professional opinion of a property’s value today.
HM Land Registry may add, amend or delete entries as registrations are processed and corrected.
Crown data and licensing
Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Price Paid Data is available for commercial and non-commercial reuse under the Open Government Licence, subject to its terms and third-party rights. Address fields within the dataset can include material derived from Ordnance Survey AddressBase Premium and Royal Mail PAF.
Houses in Scarborough and GLS Properties are not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting on behalf of HM Land Registry, Ordnance Survey, Royal Mail or the Crown.
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